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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1966

Page

8

NASA to Salvage XB70A With Walker as Pilot

Joseph A. Walker, famed X15 pilot, begins training to fly the 500000 pound XB70A at Edwards Air Force Base California. NASA will use the aircraft for 18 months of research, studying air friction heat noise turbulence and hydraulic sensitivity as it supports SST design and pilots transition from X15 records. The project aims to end XB70As operational role while NASA and Air Force share a $35 million cost and pursue future hypersonic research.

Ralph Dighton Edwards Air Force Base Calif Joseph A. Walker National Aeronautics and Space Administration Walker Paul Bible NASA Center Air Force NASA Bible North American Aviation, Inc

Campus High Teachers Seek Sanctions From NEA and KSTA

A majority of 51 Campus High School teachers vote to sanction the school over alleged malpractice in employment and dismissal policies. The sanctions request is sent to the Kansas State Teachers Association and the National Education Association, signed by Merlin P. Strahm and Robert Semonisch, urging public notice of the action.

Wichita Campus High Haysville Haysville - Oatville Kansas State Teachers Association National Education Association Merlin P. Strahm Robert Semonisch KSTA NEA

All-Out Drive to Sign Up Elderly for Insurance Plan

The government markets Medicare to Americans 65 and older with a large information push. About 80 percent of 19.1 million eligible seniors have signed up for the medical insurance plan set to take effect July 1. Officials note about one million have refused due to confusion, cost concerns, distrust of socialized medicine, or apathy.

Washington Forest Rangers America Social Security Robert M. Ball Ball

Fires Drift Through Earlton Area Prompt Caution

Fires break out across meadow and yard land causing damage in recent weeks. Neighboring burnings in Converse meadow sparked a blaze Monday while residents urge more care with trash and garden plot burns.

Earlton Lewis Taylor Doring Converse Meadow Dean Dighero Fort Scott Dighero John Charles C. H. Borchers WSWS Mabel Fox Alfred Elliott Charles Dighero Alva McLaren Letha Dwinell Loren White White Chanute Mr. White

Campus High School Board Sanctions Lifted After Compliance

A notice states sanctions on Campus High School will be lifted when the Board of Education and the superintendent of education comply with specified requirements. The document details the conditions and the expected steps toward restoration of normal operations.

Board of Education Superintendent of Education

Einstein Born as Special Figure in History

Today marks March 14 1966 with a history highlight of Albert Einstein born in 1879. Other notes reflect Eisenhower supporting Nixon for a second term and Kennedy seeking Congress approval of 500 million dollars for a social program fund. Arab states threatened to sever ties with West Germany over Israel relations.

Associated Press Albert Einstein Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard Nixon John F. Kennedy Congress Inter- American Fund For Social Progress

Recreation Calendar Tonight and Tuesday Schedule

Tonight archery at Launching Pad 7 06. Bridge lessons Heritage Room 7 3. Old Timers basketball Hutton gym 7 3. Tuesday handicapped recreation Launching Pad 2 15 3 15 p.m. Fencing Launching Pad 7 9 p.m. Bridge lessons Heritage Room 7 3 p.m. Modern dance Little Theater 9 p.m.

Heritage Room Hutton Gym Littie Theater

Control Surfaces Require Hydraulic Power Beyond Pilot Reach

Fragment from aviation report notes that wing and tail surfaces are too large for human muscle to move. Hydraulic systems provide forces far greater than a car brake, allowing flaps to move remotely from the pilot’s cabin.

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